Investigators have released a clip they think shows the final moments of the doomed vessel A newly released audio recording ...

A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recorder picked up the eerie audio of the Titan submersible explosion on June 18, 2023. Newly released audio from a National Oceanic and ...

In a statement to Tudum, director Mark Monroe explained, “When the Titan submersible went missing, I was horrified and ...

A new documentary about the Titan sub disaster is coming to Netflix and it'll try to answer the big question hanging over it all: why?

The Coast Guard will continue searching near the Titanic for more clues about what happened to the Titan. Efforts to recover the submersible and the remains of the five men who died will also ...

The Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation hearing on the Titan submersible implosion revealed new information on the tragedy. Here's what we know. More from News The Coast Guard Marine Board ...

The Coast Guard will continue searching near the Titanic for more clues about what happened to the Titan. Efforts to recover the submersible and the remains of the five men who died will also ...

Families of the five people on board the Titan sub have expressed “profound grief” after the US Coast Guard confirmed the crew died following a “catastrophic implosion”. Rear Admiral John ...

MindRiot Entertainment developing a project based on OceanGate and the submersible implosion tragedy that happened back in June. The tragic saga of the Titan captivated the world in the summer of ...

Sam Howe Verhovek Leaders in the submersible craft industry had warned for years of possible “catastrophic” problems with the craft’s design, and worried that the Titan had not followed ...

For the first time, video shows parts of the Titan submersible on the seafloor, including its tail. It was released as part of a public hearing into the cause of the implosion that killed five people.

An curved arrow pointing right. A year after the Titan submersible imploded, killing five people, an Ohio real estate investor aims to prove that exploring Titanic-level depths is safe.